: It’s best lightly steamed or sautéed in butter to highlight its gourmet notes.
: Needs full sun and well-drained soil . It is drought-resistant once established. asparagus pea
: Be careful—raw pods can be incredibly astringent and may leave your mouth feeling dry. : It’s best lightly steamed or sautéed in
: Harvest when pods are no more than 2.5 cm (1 inch) long . If you wait, they quickly become woody and fibrous , making them unpalatable. they quickly become woody and fibrous
: It offers a delicate, nutty flavor that many describe as a cross between tender asparagus and fresh peas.
: In cooler zones, start seeds indoors on a heat mat in early spring . In warmer areas, sow directly in June once the soil is thoroughly warm.